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Iconic NASA Webb Telescope Images Featured in New U.S. Postal Service Stamps
The images were taken by Webb’s two instruments, including MIRI, which was built and managed through launch by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The U.S. Postal… Read More
Read More »Echoes from the Deep: Unraveling the Mystery of Vanishing Groundwater
Aquifers are declining worldwide, but success stories highlight that proactive management can reverse these trends. Groundwater is rapidly declining across the globe, often at accelerating… Read More
Read More »What Prevents Bystanders From Stopping Gender-Based Violence
Previous unsuccessful attempts in curbing violence is one of the main reasons dissuading bystanders, found the study. Read More
Read More »Unveiling the Deep Blue’s Secrets: Ice Age Sediments Forecast Climate Futures
A team of scientists led by a Tulane University oceanographer has found that deposits deep under the ocean floor reveal a way to measure the… Read More
Read More »Lunar Aspirations to Pacific Disintegration: The Journey of the Peregrine Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer
The Peregrine Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer (PITMS) has returned to Earth after an eventful ten days in space, burning up on re-entry over the Pacific… Read More
Read More »Galactic Genesis: Webb Space Telescope Reveals Massive Star-Forming Complex
The James Webb Space Telescope reveals the inner workings of N79, a key star-forming region in the LMC, showcasing its efficiency and chemical uniqueness compared… Read More
Read More »Shadow of a Titan: Tyrannosaurus McRaeensis Rises From T. Rex’s Past
Newly discovered Tyrannosaurus mcraeensis, potentially T. rex’s closest relative, lived 71-73 million years ago in southern Laramidia, indicating the early evolution of giant tyrannosaurs. A… Read More
Read More »Leukemia Breakthrough: Phase III Trial Achieves “Exceptional” Results
Personalized therapy enhances survival rates for patients with CLL leukemia. A phase III trial conducted by the University of Leeds discovered that personalized treatment for… Read More
Read More »Challenging Our Understanding – This 72 Million-Year-Old “Dragon” Terrorized Ancient Seas
The Wakayama Soryu, a newly described mosasaur known as the “blue dragon,” possessed a shark-like dorsal fin. Researchers have detailed a mosasaur from Japan, comparable… Read More
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